Bikey is an urban transportation vehicle that seeks to reintroduce sustainability into our mobility patterns on a daily basis. Created by industrial design student Bilgi Karan as a part of a Master of Arts project at the Umea Institute of Design, the design focuses not only on being an eco-friendly alternative to gas-powered vehicles, but also offers users a dash of great style, easy accessibility and superb maneuverability.
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The Human-Powered Vehicle also comes with an electric motor that enables users to take maximum advantage of the vehicle’s potential while helping in making our cities cleaner, greener and free of traffic congestion.
Source: Bilgi Karan
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